What is the ruling on saying "The Holy Qur'an," and is it better to say "The Noble Qur'an"?

It is permissible to describe the Holy Qur’an as sacred (muqaddas), because sacralization (taqdis) here means purification, which was affirmed by al-Azhari and Ibn Jarir. However, it is better to describe the Qur’an with the attributes God used for it in His verses, such as: "Qur’an mubīn (clear)," "Qur’an ʿaẓīm (mighty)," "Qur’an mubārak (blessed)," "Qur’an ḥakīm (wise)," "Qur’an karīm (noble)," and "Qur’an majīd (glorious)." It is prohibited to call it "the Sacred Qur’an" (al-Qur’an al-Muqaddas) or "the Holy Book" (al-Kitāb al-Muqaddas) to avoid resembling Christians in naming their book.